Prostatitis Treatment – Using Storz’s Ultra-Modern, Innovative Device
With Shockwave Therapy, you can perform effective diagnostics and treatment.
Prostatitis Treatment with the Most Innovative Methods.
The latest, innovative Storz Shockwave Therapy is used for treating painful areas of the body. It accelerates the healing process, stimulates metabolism, improves blood circulation, restores damaged tissues, and promotes regeneration and full recovery.
(The procedure is simple: by placing the device on specific areas of the body, you will feel a mild wave pressure and a slight tingling sensation, which lasts for several minutes.)
The effectiveness of the therapy has been proven by international scientific research.
What is Prostatitis?
Prostatitis is inflammation of the prostate gland. It develops when an infection enters the gland.
The infection may spread via the bloodstream (hematogenously) from any existing inflammation in the body, or through the urinary tract via the ascending route.
What Affects Men with Prostatitis?
First and foremost, frequent and painful urination. During prostate inflammation, men experience sharp pain at the beginning and end of urination.
This sensation may sometimes radiate to the tip of the penis. Pain can also be felt in the prostate area, between the legs, and in the tailbone region.
Sometimes, men experience discomfort in the rectum, similar to hemorrhoids.
This is explained by the enlarged prostate pressing on the rectum and promoting congestion in its venous system.
Patients also experience increased body temperature. During a rectal exam, the enlarged prostate is painful. Blood tests show increased leukocytes and an elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR). Urine may become darker and contain leukocytes.
In some cases, urinary retention may occur, requiring catheterization and the release of accumulated urine.
Karazanashvili robotic center offers prostatitis treatment using the ultra-modern Storz Shockwave Therapy, in accordance with global medical standards!
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